We just finished a [roadmap](https://nextgraph.org/roadmap) of one year and half that was funded by NLnet and NGI, and that led to the publication of the first alpha release of NextGraph and all the Apps (web, linux, macOS, windows and android).
We just finished a [roadmap](https://nextgraph.org/roadmap) of one year and half that was funded by NLnet and NGI, and that led to the publication of the first alpha release of NextGraph and all the Apps (web, linux, macOS, windows and android).
The next roadmap will be published in october 2024. We are still preparing it at the moment. It will contain several milestones related to the framework. Stay tuned!
The next roadmap will be published in early 2025. We are still preparing it at the moment. It will contain several milestones related to the framework. Stay tuned!
@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ As a security measure, the commits and any block received on the Ext Protocol, w
This security feature is important, as external users should only be able to read what has been shared with them. If a commit has been shared, then only the transaction within the commit can be read. If a snapshot, then all the current content of the branch can be read, but it cannot be subscribed to for future updates.
This security feature is important, as external users should only be able to read what has been shared with them. If a commit has been shared, then only the transaction within the commit can be read. If a snapshot, then all the current content of the branch can be read, but it cannot be subscribed to for future updates.
If the user should be able to subscribe to the topic of the branch in order to receive updates, then a ReadCap of the branch should be share with them instead. Those branch ReadCap do not need to be signed with threshold signature because they are already signed internally with at least the first commit of the branch (the `Branch` commit) that has been signed with a synchronous signature when the branch was created. And because the user will be able to reconstruct the whole DAG up to this first commit (by doing the a sync operation) they will be able to verify the authenticity of the branch. If the authenticity of the content should also be verifiable, then an async signature must be added at the HEADs, and the user who got the branch ReadCap will get it too, and will be able to verify the authenticity of the content as well.
If the user should be able to subscribe to the topic of the branch in order to receive updates, then a ReadCap of the branch should be shared with them instead. Those branch ReadCap do not need to be signed with threshold signature because they are already signed internally with at least the first commit of the branch (the `Branch` commit) that has been signed with a synchronous signature when the branch was created. And because the user will be able to reconstruct the whole DAG up to this first commit (by doing the a sync operation) they will be able to verify the authenticity of the branch. If the authenticity of the content should also be verifiable, then an async signature must be added at the HEADs, and the user who got the branch ReadCap will get it too, and will be able to verify the authenticity of the content as well.
For now, the ext protocol and the reading of async signatures, snapshots, and commits, can be done with the CLI. Soon, APIs in the SDK will also be added.
For now, the ext protocol and the reading of async signatures, snapshots, and commits, can be done with the CLI. Soon, APIs in the SDK will also be added.
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layout: ../../layouts/MainLayout.astro
layout: ../../layouts/MainLayout.astro
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Self-hosting of the broker will come at the end of 2024. Stay tuned for more features and added freedom!
Self-hosting of the broker will come in 2025. Stay tuned for more features and added freedom!
When you self-host a broker, you enjoy the exact same features than with our public Broker Service Providers, but in addition, you don't have to abide by any Terms of Services, and your data is free from any limitations.
When you self-host a broker, you enjoy the exact same features than with our public Broker Service Providers, but in addition, you don't have to abide by any Terms of Services, and your data is free from any limitations.
